Last Updated: October 31, 2026
Use systemic drug therapy to target cancer cells, often alongside radiation
Chemotherapy is commonly combined with radiation for locally advanced disease.
Remove cancerous tissue, and in some cases the cervix or uterus, to treat early-stage disease
Surgery is typically considered for early-stage tumors confined to the cervix; international patients often decide on traveling for surgery within a few weeks of diagnosis to avoid delaying treatment.
Support overall health and recovery alongside medical treatment
Lifestyle measures support treatment but do not replace medical or surgical care.
Destroy cancer cells using targeted radiation, often combined with chemotherapy
Radiation is commonly recommended for locally advanced cervical cancer or after surgery in select cases